FISH, GAME AND FOREST LAWS OF NEW YORK. The laws for the protection, preservation and propagation of birds, fish and wild animals in the State were codified and re-enacted by the Legislature in 1892, amended in 1893 and 1894, revised and re-enacted and consolidated with the forest laws in 1895, and further amended in the succeeding years. They constitute chap. 31 of general laws. They are also known as chap. 48 of the laws of 1892, as amended by the Legislature each year since. A law makes catching and killing beaver a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of $50. An important law says that any person owning land which he reserves as private fishing-premises if "hereafter stocked by the State from any of the hatcheries, hatching stations, or by fish furnishers at expense of the State, shall remain open the public to fish therein. to Another law states that "No trout of any kind, salmon trout or land locked salmon shall be taken away from waters of this State to stock a private bond or stream, except that the owner may, upon the written consent of the fisheries, game and forest commission, take such fish from stream of water running through premises owned by him, for the purpose of being placed in such private pond." The law in its application to fresh water also provides for the licensing of nets. If nets are licensed and have a tag on the protectors and foresters can identify owner of net illegally used. and if the tag is missing the net can be destroyed. The law prohibits the polluting of streams or taking fish by drawing off water or by dynamite, or from a stream to stock a private pond or stream. No fishing through the ice in waters inhabited by trout or salmon. Game. (Game must not be transported out of the State.) Deer-Close season Nov. 16 to Aug. 31, both inclusive. Fawns in spotted coat shall not be taken or possessed at any time. Dogs cannot be used in hunting, and may be killed if found in the deer forest. Not more than two deer may be taken. Venison shall not be possessed or sold from Nov. 21 to Aug. 31, both inclusive. Possession of venison from Nov. 16 to Nov. 2), is presumptive evidence that it was unlawfully taken. Only one carcass can be transported and must be accompanied by owner; and not more than two carcasses can be thus transported in one year, but this does not apply to the head, feet or skin of deer carried separately. Traps, salt licks and other devices, also crusting and yarding are illegal. Jacking is prohibited. There is no open season until Sept. 1. 1907, in Delaware, Greene, Oswego, Putnam, Rensselaer and Ulster Counties, nor in that part of Jefferson, Lewis and Oneida west of the Utica and Black River Railroad, from Utica to Ogdensburg. Close season in Orange and Sullivan Counties, Nov. 16 to Oct. 31. both inclusive. On Long Island deer may be taken on the first two Wednesdays and Fridays after the first Tuesday of Nov. Dogs may be used there on those days only. Possession of venison in the forests of Suffolk County on other days is presumptive evidence of violation of the law. Deer which have escaped from private premises may be retaken by owner. Moose. Elk, Caribou and Antelope-No open season. Hares and Rabbits-Close season in the Countles of Albany, Columbia, Jefferson, Livingston, Monroe, Orleans, Steuben. Wyoming, Dec. 16 to Sept. 15, both inclusive; in Rockland Co., from Dec. 31 to Oct. 31, both inclusive; in Dutchess. Herkimer, Oneida and Sullivan Counties, Feb. 15 to Sept. 15. both inclusive; in Greene, Schenectady and Ulster Counties, Dec. 16 to Sept. 30, both inclusive: in Fulton Co., from Feb. 1 to Oct. 31, both inclusive; in Erie Co., Jan. 16 to Sept. 30, both inclusive; in Orange Co., Dec. 16 to Oct. 15, both inclusive; in Rockland Co., Dec. 31 to Oct. 31, both inclusive; in Richmond Co.. Dec. 16 to Oct. 31, both inclusive. (No hunting while snow is on the ground.) Ferrets must not be used in Cattaraugus Co. before Jan. 1. 1905. nor at any time in counties where there is a close season. nor in Genesee, Niagara and Schoharie Counties. Farmers may clear their lands of hares and rabbits if injurious. Squirrels.-Close season for black and gray squirrels Dec. 1 to Sept. 15, both inclusive; in Greene Co., from Dec. 16 to Sept. 30, both inclusive; in Birds. Partridge (Grouse).-Close season Dec. 1 to Sept. 15, both inclusive; in Greene, Ulster and Sullivan Counties, Dec. 1 to Sept. 30, both inclusive; in Orange Co., Dec. 1 to Oct. 15, both inclusive; on Long Island, Jan. 1 to Oct. 31, both inclusive. No open season in Westchester Co. prior to 1905. Not more than 36 may be taken by one person in a season. Must not be possessed during close season, and must not be sold or offered for sale except by bonded dealers. Must not be transported out of State, nor in State, except accompanied by actual owner. Pheasants.-No open season (except in Suffolk Co.) before 1905. In Suffolk Co., they must not be taken or possessed between Jan. 1 and Oct. 31, both inclusive. Plover.-Close season May 1 to Aug. inclusive; on Long Island, Jan. 1 to both inclusive. 31, both June 30, No open Quail-Close season Dec. 1 to Oct. 31. season before 1906 in Schoharie Co., nor before 1908 in Richmond Co. Must not be possessed in close season, except in Dec. and, if possessed in Dec., it is presumptive evidence they were unlawfully taken. Must not be taken or offered for sale in the Counties of Delaware, Greene, Schoharie, Sullivan and Ulster. On Long Island quail must not be taken from Jan. 1 to Oct. 31, both inclusive; on Gardiner's Island quail may be taken from Oct. 15 to Jan. 31, both inclusive, Robins (and other wild birds)-No open season. Snipe-Close season May 1 to Aug. 31, both inclusive; on Long Island Jan. 1 to June 30, both inclusive. Wild fowl-Close season for brant, ducks, geese and swan, Jan. 1 to Sept. 15, both inclusive. Must not be possessed from March 1 to Sept. 15, both inclusive, nor hunted between one hour after sunset and one hour before sunrise; must only be shot with gun fired without rest. In Jefferson Co. must not be taken from Jan. 1 to Sept. 15, both inclusive, or in the night from one-half hour after sunset until daylight. The use of boats (except propelled by hand) and of floating devices is illegal more than 50 feet from shore. On Long Island the close season is for ducks, geese and swan, Jan. 1 to Sept. 30. both inclusive; must not be possessed from March 1 to Sept. 30, both inclusive; no hunting can be done between sunset and daylight. Brant must not be taken or possessed from May 1 to Sept. 30, both inclusive, nor hunted between sunset and daylight. Any floating device may be used at any distance from the shore in Long Island Sound and Shinnecock, Gardiner's and Peconic Bays, and except from Sept. 30 to Oct. 19. both inclusive. in Great South Bay west of Smith's Point. Sailboats are lawful in Long Island Sound, Gardiner's and Peconic Bays. Woodcock-Close season Dec. 1 to Sept. 15, both inclusive. Not more than 36 may be taken in one season. Must not be sold or offered for sale in this State, nor carried out of the State, nor transported in the State unless accompanied by the actual owner. Close season in Rensselaer Co., Dec. 1 to Sept. 30, both inclusive: in Orange Co., Dec. 1 to Oct. 15. both inclusive; on Gardiner's and Robins Islands, Aug. 1 to Dec. 31, both inclusive: on Long Island, Jan. 1 to July 31, both inclusive. Fish. Bass (black)-Close season Jan. 1 to June 15, both inclusive. Cannot be legally taken less than 10 inches long. Not more than 24 to be taken in one day and not more than 36 by two persons in one boat. Close season for Chautauqua Lake, Oct. 16 to June 15, both inclusive; for Cassadaga and Bear Lakes, Dec. 1 to June 15, both inclusive; in St. Lawrence River and in Jefferson Co., Jan. 1 to June 9: in Lake George and Schroon Lake. Dec. 16 to July 31; in Salmon River (in town of Fort Covington, between Canada line and dam in village) and in St. Regis River (in Town of Bombay between Canada line and Mills and Lantry dam), Nov. 15 to May 1. In Orange Lake, no fishing between one hour after sunset and one FISH, GAME AND FOREST LAWS OF NEW YORK-Continued. Not more than 12 to be takhour before sunrise. en by one person in one day in St. Lawrence Riyer and not more than 24 by two persons in one boat. Not to be taken in Town of Horicon, from Jan. 1 to July 10, both inclusive; on Long Island, between Jan. 1 and May 29, inclusive. Mascalonge-Close season March 1 to May 30, both inclusive; in St. Lawrence River, Jan. 1 to They may be speared in June 9, both inclusive. Cassadaga and Bear Lakes on Monday and Thursday for five consecutive weeks beginning on the Feb; in Chautauqua Lake on first Monday in Thursday of each week during Feb. Pike and pickerel-Must not be taken or possessed between March 1 and April 30, both inclusive. (But may be bought and sold by licensed Close season dealers if taken without the State). in Lake George or Glen Lake, Jan. 1 to June 15, both inclusive; in St. Lawrence River, Jan. 1 to Pickerel may be taken June 9, both inclusive. through the ice or with tip-ups, except during March and April, in Lake Keuka or Crooked Lake, Queechy Lake or Sullivan and Greene Co. waters (not inhabited by trout), in Lake Neatahwanta, in Owasco Lake (from its head to a line running from the ravine south of Pulver cottage to ravine north of Foster cottage); in Canandaigua Lake from a line running from the edge of swamp on west shore at head of lake northerly along west shore to Hazel Dell Cabin, thence southerly across to buttonwood tree north of large landslide, and about 40 rods north of Sunnyside dock, west shore to edge of thence southerly along swamp, thence westerly to beginning; and in Honeoye Lake, Canadice Lake and Conesus Lake, except in March and April, and by set lines in Susquehanna River, and the Chenango and Unadilla Rivers and tributaries in Chenango Co. and in the Tioughnioga and Otselic Rivers in Broome Co. during the same time. eels, frostfish, minnows, perch, rock bass, suckers, Forest Law. All the wild or forest land now owned or hereafter acquired in the counties of St. Lawrence, Franklin, Clinton, Essex, Warren, Washington, ter, Sullivan and Delaware, Fulton and Saratoga, Hamilton, Herkimer, Oneida, Lewis, Greene, Ulsconstitute the Forest Preserve, and cannot be sold or leased nor the timber disposed of. The Adirondack Park includes all lands now owned or hereafter acquired by the State within the county of Hamilton; towns of Newcomb, MInerva, Schroon, North Hudson, Keene, North Elba, St. Armand and Wilmington, in Essex County; the towns of Harrietstown, Santa Clara, Altamont, Waverly and Brighton, in Franklin County; the towns of Webb and Wilmurt, in Herkimer County; the towns of Hopkinton, Colton, Clifton and Fine, in St. Lawrence County; the towns of Johnsburgh, Stony Creek and Thurman, and the islands in Lake George, in Warren County. park shall forever he reserved and maintained for the free use of all the people. Such All that part of the river St. Lawrence within the State, with the islands, and such lands along the shore as are now owned by or shall hereafter be acquired by the State, has been constituted an international park, known as the "St. Lawrence It is a misdemeanor to cut or carry away any reservation." tree, bark or timber on the forest preserve, and in addition the person cutting any timber thereon shall forfeit $10 for every tree cut or carried away by him. The game protectors may, without warrant, arrest any person found upon the forest preserve violating any of the laws for the protection of Trout (brook, brown and rainbow)-Close season Legal length six inches. Sept. 1 to April 15. Close season in Spring Brook in Monroe and Livingston Counties, Sept. 1 to March 28, both inclusive; in brooks in towns of Gilboa and Conesville (Schoharie Co.) except the Schoharie River, Aug. 1 to April 30, both inclusive; in Cattaraugus, Chautauqua and Tompkins Counties, July 16 to April 15, both inclusive; in Orange Co., Sept. 1 to March 31, both inclusive; in Saratoga Co., Sept. Long Island, 1 to April 30, both inclusive; on Aug. 31 to the last Friday in March, both in-sistance, and a person refusing may be fined $10. · Long Island trout may be sold or posclusive. sessed in New York City during the open season on Long Island. same. Fire wardens, appointed, shall take necessary measures for the extinction of forest fires., and may call on any person in their districts for as In towns outside of the forest preserve the supervisor is fire warden ex-officio, and in the absence of the supervisor and fire warden in any town any Trout (lake, landlocked salmon and Ouananische) justice of the peace may act. Any person who sets -Close season Oct. 1 to April 30, both inclusive. fire to, or assists another to set fire to any waste except in Lakes Erie and Ontario, where there is or forest lands belonging to the State or to another Close season in Dutchess, Ulster. person, whereby such forests are injured or endanno close season. to extend beyond limits thereof to the injury of Sullivan, Orange, Rockland, Putnam, Westches-gered; or who suffers any fire upon his own lands ter and Richmond Counties, July 1 to March 31, both inclusive; in Otsego Lake, Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, woodlands of another or of State, is guilty of a ceeding one year, or fine not to exceed $250, or both inclusive: on Long Island, Oct. 1 to March misdemeanor, punishable by imprisonment not exLegal length, 15 inches. 31, both inclusive. Miscellaneous-There is no close season for bill both, and be liable to the person injured for damfish (gar pike), bullheads, carp, catfish, dogfish, ages. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE Detailed information can be had by applying to he Civil Service Com., 61 Elm st., Mhtn. There are four classes of offices and positions, as follows: YORK CITY. Exempt Class-Schedule A. comprises the ex-Civil Service Commission of New York City. Non-Competitive Class-Schedule F. the non-competitive class, positions not in Competitive Class-Schedules B. C, D and E, are Examinations-All examinations are in writing. except such as refer to expertness or physical qual comprisesities, and except as otherwise provided. In all exexaminations each subject is marked on scale of 100. nounced before the first paper is given out. No Time allowed for completing examinations is anquestion relating to political or religious opinions or selection to or removal from an office shall be can be asked in the examination. No appointment in any manner affected or influenced by such opinions or affiliations. Applicants for position of cent. Applicants for all other positions must resenior clerk must receive an average of 80 per ceive 70 per cent. average. Applicants for technical or professional positions must receive an average Appliof 75 per cent. upon the technical paper. cants for positions of fireman or policeman must examinations. receive 70 per cent., both on mental and physical Labor Class-Schedule G comprises the labor service. Examining Board-There is a Board of Examiners for all positions in Schedule B, C, D and E. composed of a Chief Examiner, appointed by the Municipal Commissioners, and as many citizens designated by the said Commissioners as they deem No examiner can be a public officer. necessary. Athletic. NATIONAL SPORTING CLUBS. Amateur Ath. Union-W. H. Liginger, Pres., 418 Inter-Collegiate Fencing Assn.-W. L. Bowman, BROOKLYN. Adelphi Ath. Assn.-See School Clubs. Amphion Foot Bali Club-Ave, I and Flatbush av. Org. 1899. 100 mem. F. S. Stone, Pres, and Mgr., 72 Cumberland st. Bay Ridge Ath. Club-517-519 46th st. Inc. 1894. 230 mem. Chas. Diss, Pres.; Jas. Wheeler, Sec., 4311 4th av. 150 mem. M. J. | and Columbus av. Org. 1897. Maj. T. W. Huston, Central Turn Verein-213-215 E. 82d st. Org. 1886. 350 mem. Dr. H. A. C. Anderson, Pres.; Henry Thicke, Sec., 1.784 1st av. Church Ath. Club-Org, 1902. Fred Rubien, Pres.; Columbia Univ. Ath, Assn.-See School Clubs. Elmwood Athletic Club-15 Howard st. Org, 1895. 95 mem. Simon Galvin, Pres.; Geo. Hart. Sec. Fencers' Room 300, Windsor Arcade Bldg., 5th av. Org. 1883. 150 mem. J. C. Beckwith, Pres. ; M. R. Kernochan, Sec., 182 Madison av. Fresh Air Club-Incorp. 1890. 75 mem. H. E. Buermeyer, Pres.; Mortimer Bishop, Sec.. care of N. Y. A. C., Central Park South. Greater N. Y. Irish Ath. Assn.-207 E. 58th st. 700 mem. P. J. Conway, Pres.; J. J. Healey, Sec. Italian-Am. Ath.-148 W. Houston st. Org. 1889. 275 mem. Michael Vanni, Pres.; V. A. Featana. Sec., 155 Thompson st. Borough Ath. Club-Belmont av. and Snediker | av. Org. 1898. 30 mem. Arch. Armet, Pres.; P. J. Campbell, Jr., Sec., 496 Sutter av. Bridge Ath. Club-71 Sands st. Ralph, Pres.; M. F. Hayes, Sec. Marion Ath. Club-439 E. 75th st. Org. 1896. 84 Brooklyn Ath. Club-374 Bedford av. and Masmem. Thos. Sheridan, Pres.; Fred Matthias, Sec., peth, L. I. Org. 1890. 300 mem. 402 E. 75th st. J. T. Hagan, Pres.; B, C. McConnell, Sec. Metropolitan. Assn.-(Of Amateur Athletic Brooklyn Latin Sch. Ath. Assn.-40 Monroe pl. Union of the U. S.). 16 Park pl. Org. 1891. 45 Org. 1891. 100 mem. clubs. H. R. Glatz, Pres.; M. Pratt, J. E. Sullivan, Pres.; H. Obertubessing, Sec. Sec Metropolitan Ins. Ath. Assn.-12 E. 24th st. Org. 1894. W. W. Tillotson, Pres.; J. M. Kopper, Sec. Mohawk Ath. Club-158th st. and Walton ay Org. 1899. 175 mem. E. J. Rohner, Pres., 608 E. 161st st.; R. A. Scanlon, Sec. Morris Ath. Club-615 Mott av. Org. 1896. 25 mem. W. F. Cassin, Pres.; W. F. Richardson, Brooklyn Turn Verein-351 Atlantic av. Org. 1881. 100 mem. T. T. Lehr, Pres.; C. Weingartner, Sec., 807 Flatbush av. Brownie Ath. Club-57th st. and Ft. Hamilton Geo. Winchell, Pres.; J. A. Allen, Sec., 454 av. 59th st. Colonial Ath. Club-1770 Flatbush av. Org. 1900. 85 mem. J. J. Britton, Pres.; G. O. Parks, Sec. Columbia Turn Verein-168 Driggs av. 50 mem. H. C. Volz, Pres.; Henry Liebertin, Sec. Crescent Ath. Club-23-29 Clinton st. Org. 1884. Country house and grounds, Shore Road and 85th st., Bay Ridge. 2,074 mem. C. M. Bull, Pres.; F. O. Affeld, Jr., Sec. Diamond Social Sporting-170 Norman av. Org. 1903. Wm. Berkwitz, Chn.; Carl Engman, Sec. Dingewawa Ath. Club-26 Coney Island av. 93 mem. Clare Middleton, Pres.; R. G. Cherrie, Sec. Dolphin Ath. Club, Bath Beach-Org. 1899. mem. F. Barnitz, Pres.; John Herman, Cropsey av. and 22d st., Bath Beach, 50 Sec.. Org. Dyker Heights Ath.-86th st. and 13th av. 1902; 128 mem. B. Madden, Pres.; C. H. Merritt, Sec., 84th st. and 13th av. mem. C. L. Saenger, Eastern Dist. Turn Verein-Gates and Bushwick 772 Pres.; Schwartz, Sec.. 54 Meserole st. Sec. Mott Haven Ath. Club-2335 3d av. Org. 1885. 350 mem. E. F. Gilson, Pres; C. A. Flynn, Sec.. 728 E. 133th st. New York Ath. Club-Central Park South and 6th av.; Country House, Travers Island, Pelham Manor. Org. 1868. 4,370 mem. J. R. Van Wormer. Pres. C. L. Burnham, See. Huckleberry Indians-Buckleberry Island, L. I. Sound. 200 mem. R. J. Schaeffer, Big Chief: E. S. Inet, Scribe. New York Turn Verein-Lexington av., cor. Sath st. Org. 1850. 635 mem. Dr. Gustav Scholer. Speaker: C. Schloeh, Sec., 982 Jennings st., Bronx New West Side Ath. Club-329 W. 54th st. Org 1883. 250 mem. H. Obertubbesing, Pres.; W. S. Edwards, Sec. Pastime Ath. Club-66th st. and Av. A. Org. 1877. Hugo 475 mem. A. J. Murberg, Pres., 79th st. and East End av; W. P. Sheridan, Sec. Eastern Dist. Turner Zoeglings Verein-Bush- Racquet and Tennis-See Racquet and Tennis wick av.. cor. Gates. Org. 1883. 125 mem. J. Gott-Clubs. schalk, Pres.: J. A. Steskel, Sec., 75 Montrose av. Ath. League-5 Long Island Interscholastic Roman Ath. Club-67 McDougal st. Org. 1896. 100 mem. A. Petrino, Pres.; Jas. Trombetta, Sec.. 115 W. Houston st. St. Bartholomew's Boys' Club-209 E. 42d st. Org. St. George's-207 E. 16th st. 45 mem. John Weinberger, Pres.; Louis Landes, Sec., 6 Lorimer st. Monitor Ath.-148 Saratoga av. Pres.; R. J. Schofield, Sec. J. J. Flannery, Org. 1888. National Ath. Club-11-13 Cedar st. Polytechnic Ath. Assn.-See School Clubs. Twenty-third Regt. Ath. Assn.-Org. 1890. Bedford and Atlantic avs. F. A. Wells, Pres.; J. P. D. Shiebler, Sec., 273 6th av. Union Ath. Club-Pineapple and Fulton sts. 340 mem. Edw. Bonham, Pres.; W. H. Robotham, Jr., Sec.. 674 Degraw st. Young Men's Christian Assn.-See Religious Societies. MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. Athletic Assn. of 12th Regt., N. G. N. Y.-62d st. Atlantic Ath. Ass'n-Oceanus. Org. 1896. 150 mem. Chas. A. Dashby, Pres.; T. F. Throop, Sec., Hollywood av., Rockaway Beach, L. I. Elk Field Club-Woodside. Org. 1896. 75 mem. T. Clough, Pres.; G. M. Lucas, Sec., Box 35. Woodside, N. Y. Flushing Ath. Club-189 Union st., Flushing. 100 mem. Emil Runge, Pres.; I. W. Travis, Sec.. Madison av., Flushing. Long Island City Turn Verein-378-350 9th av. SPORTING CLUBS Continued. Org. 1875. 125 mem. Geo. Fried, Pres.; A. G. Long Island Rowing Assn.-Org. 1885. Wuthe, Jr., Sec., 107 15th av., L. I. City. Star Ath. Club-14th st. and Vernon av., L. I. Village Ath. Club-252 Jackson av., L. I. City. Org, 1899. 78 mem. Walter Duggan, Pres.; Eugene Clark, Sec., 130 5th st., L. 1. City. Warlow Ath. Club-Whitestone, L. I. Org. 1894. 135 mem. F. E. Knab, Pres.. Whitestone; G. Bornemann, Sec. Winfield Ath. Club-Winfield, L. I. Incorp. 1890. 300 mem. J. M. Tymann, Pres.; J. T. Hayden, Sec.. Winfield. Woodhaven Ath. Club-Woodhaven. Org. 1895. 65 mem. Wm. Betz, Pres.; F. A. Baumann, Sec., 244 Grafton av., Woodhaven, N. Y. Young Men's League-B' way and Greenwood av., Chester Park, L. I. Org. 1902. 100 mem. Walter Scherer, Pres.; F. Hockemeyer, Sec., Woodhaven, L. I. RICHMOND. Acme Athletic-Mariners' Harbor. David Lawson, Pres.; Wm. McCourt, Sec. Aquehonga Ath.-Prospect st. and Academy pl., Tottenville, S. I. Org. 1899. 100 mem. C. M. Winant, Pres.; A. B. Marsh, Sec., Tottenville. Bon Ton Ath. Club-Mariners' Harbor. Incorp. 1900. 75 mem. W. J. Marrin, Pres.; T. S. Merrell, Sec. Corinthian Ath. Club-Richmond Terrace, W. Brighton, S. I. Org. 1895. 60 mem. E. Kenny, Pres.; R. T. Murphy, Sec., 18 Burger av., West Brighton. Hawarkie Ath. Club-Post av. and Columbia st.. West Brighton. Org, 1900. 122 mem. W. H. Janes, Pres.; A. W. Dunton, Sec., 26 Burger av., West Brighton. Hercules Ath. Club-368 Richmond Terrace, New Brighton, Org. 1897. 53 mem. C. A. Smith, Pres.; A. A. Hanlon, Sec. Suburban Ath. Club-Bennett, cor. Av. B, West Brighton, S. I. Org. 1896. 78 mem. 500 mem. 1902. Eight clubs. Dr. J. A. Chase, Pres.; S. M. Butler, Sec., Long Island Automobile Club-32 Hanson pl. Boat. 2.600 mem. Consists of following clubs: Brooklyn Rowing, Flushing Boat, Wahnetah Boat, Nautilus Boat, Seawanhaka Boat, Ravenswood, Royal Arcanum Outing, Sheepshead Bay Rowing. J. J. Waldman, Pres.; T. J. Brennan, Sec.-Treas., 143 Liberty st., Mhtn. Nautilus-Ft. 19th av.. Bath Beach. Org. 1886. 125 mem. J. J. Gilbert, Pres.; J. Rippier, Sec.. 354 9th st. Royal Arcanum Boat Club-See Country Clubs. Seawanhaka-Boat house, North Beach. Club rooms, Carleton Hotel. Org. 1868. 107 mem. R. H. Pelton, Pres.; F. T. Anderson, Sec., 171 Hoop er st. Sheepshead Bay Rowing Club-Org. 1898. 100 mem. Edward Cowan, Pres.; G. R. Rogan, Sec.. 675 Classon av Varuna-Club house, Sheepshead Bay. Org. 1875. 110 mem. W. C. Cook, Pres.: J. H. Becker, Sec.. 30 2d pl. Woodruff Boat-Holland Dock. Org. 1900. 23 mem. Harry Jaquillard, Pres.; W. F. Haitz, Sec.. 140 Scholes st. MANHATTAN. Atalanta-152d st. and Harlem River. Org. 1848. 204 mem. F. P. Kafka, Pres.; F. X. McCormick. Sec., 15 E. 126th st. Sec.. Bloomingdale-Foot W. 102d st. Org. 1873. 65 mem. Julius Flack, Pres.; H. Schneider, care of P. Lienesch, 862 Amsterdam av. Bohemian Boat-156th st. and Harlem Org. 1881. 121 mem. Frank Folk, Pres.; C>ment Marousek, Sec., 1316 1st av. River. Crescent Rowing-Macomb's Dam Bridge and Harlem River. Org. 1889. 75 mem. J. J. O'Grady, Pres.; I. D. Cohn, Sec.. 71 Franklin st. Cygnet Club-84th st.. E. River. Org. 1. 4. 40 mem. S. A. Magarigal, Pres.; M. J. Sherry, Sec.. 525 E. 82d st. Dauntless Rowing-Lenox av. and 147t st. H. W. Walter, Pres.; F. C. Osmers, Sec., 49 E. 88th street. Friendship Boat-154th st. and 7th av, Harlem H. F. Tiernan, Sec., 153 W. 133d st. Hudson Boat-127th st. and Hudson River. Org. 1878. 127 mem. Jas. Scott, Pres.; J. Newlin, Sec.. 61 Manhattan st. Lone Star-153d st. and Harlem River. Metropolitan Rowing-Harlem Rier and Macomb's Dam Park. Org. 1880. 150 mem. R. A. M. Hobbs, Pres.; John Holder, Sec.. 180 E. 117th st. Nassau-158th st. and Sedgwick av. Org. 1867. 100 mem. Fred Vilmar. Pres.; C. M. De La Vergne, Sec. -Treas., 2232 7th av. Org New York Pay Regatta Assn.-5 clubs. 1903. Gregory McKean, Pres.: J. H. Becker, Varuna B. C., Sec., 30 2d pl., Bkln. Nonpareil Rowing-149th st. and Harlem River. Org. 1874. 100 mem. Geo. Bates, Pres.; F. A. Haight, Sec., 51 E. 122d st. Palisade-Yonkers. Org. 1866. 165 mem. E. A. Oliver, Pres.; J. H. Keeler, Jr., Sec., 211 Warburton av., Yonkers, N. Y. Union Boat-149th st. and Lenox av. Waverly-156th st. and Hudson River. Org. 1839. SPORTING CLUBS-Continued. Y M. C. A. Boat Club-Org. 1988. 200 mem. W F. Morgan, Pres.; L. R. Welzmiller, Sec., 318 W. 57th st., Mhtn. RICHMOND. Clifton Boat-Bay st., Clifton, S. I. Org. 1880. 135 mem. F. C. Townsend, Pres.; W. M. Lees, Sec.. Box 630, Stapleton. Staten Island-West New Brigaton, S. I. Org. 1893 E. W. Gould, Pres.; Harry Manley, Sec., West New Brighton. Tompkinsville Boat-Denyse's Landing, Tompkinsville. 40 mem. Frank Miller, Com.. J. W. Davis, Sec.. 7 Horton's Row, Tompkinsville, S. I. Canoe. American Canoe Assn.-Headquarters for 1904, Rochester, N. Y. C. F. Walters, Com., Rochester, N. Y.; John S. Wright, Sec. Treas., Roches ter N. Y. Brooklyn Canoe-Club house foot of 28th av.. Gravesend. Org. 1885. 25 mem. J. B. Taylor, Com.; A. W. Walter, Purser, 366 Putnam av., Ekin. Knickerbocker Canoe-Ft. W. 152d st.. Mhtn. L. C. Kretzmer, Com.; H. W. Dempewolff, Sec., 11 Manhattan st. New York Canoe-House and station, Gravesend Beach. Org. 1871. 125 mem. Woolsey Carmalt, Pres.; H. R. Steven, Sec., 264 Hicks st., Bklyn. Yonkers Canoe-Yonkers, N. Y. Org. 1886. 50 mem. J. B. Allen, Com.; U. M. Van Varick, Sec.. 260 W. 57th st., Mhtn. Checkers. BROOKLYN. Central Y. M. C. A. Chess and Checker Club502 Fulton st. 32 mem. A. Shoenfeldt, Pres.; F. W. Gray, Sec., 84 So. Elliott pl. Grattan Checker Club-535 Myrtle av. Meets Fri, evenings. D. E Bills, Pres.; Wm. Bradley, Sec., 913 Dean st. MANHATTAN. Mount Morris Checker Club-1704 Park av. O. G. Bates, Pres.; P. Benson. Sec. Chess. NATIONAL. Chess Assn. of U. S.-I. L. Rice, Pres., 100 B'way, Mhtn.; W. P. Shipley, Treas., 404 Girard Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Pillsbury Nat'l Correspondence Chess Ass'n-371 40th st., Chicago, Ill. L. W. Parke, Pres.; L. S. Cornell, Sec. STATE N. Y. State Chess Assn.-I. L. Rice, Pres.; L. D. Broughton, Jr., Sec.. 418 Madison st., Bklyn. BROOKLYN. Bishop's-W. A. Farren, Pres., 275 Hicks st.; C. C. Perpall, Jr., Sec. Country. Adirondack League Club-Org, 1890. 300 mem. Warren Higley, Pres.; Spencer Aldrich, Sec. -Treas.. 45 B'way, Mhtn. Owns preserve of 80,000 acres and has three club houses. Ardsley Club-See Golf Clubs. Canoe Brook Country Club-Summit, N. J. Org. Essex Co., N. Y. Chelsea Plantation-Grounds, So. Carolina; V. Country Club of Lakewood--Lakewood, N. J. G. J. Gould, Pres.; Wm. A. Hamilton, Sec. Country Club of Westchester County-Throggs Neck. E. C. Potter. Pres.; Edw. Haight, Sec., 43 B'way, Mhtn. Crescent Ath.-Country house, Shore road and 5th st. See Athletic Clubs, Bkin. Flushing Country Club-Whitestone av.. Flushing. Org. 1887. 150 mem. W. H. Bankier, Pres. ; W. B. Harison, Sec., 202 Franklin pl., Flushing. Knollwood Country-White Plains. J. D. Archbold, Pres.; J. S. Todd, Sec., 11 Pine st., Mhtn. Lawrence-Lawrence, Nassau Co., L. I. 1892. 60 mem. F. B. Lord, Pres.; Geo. Hewlett, Sec., 101 Wall st.. Mhtn. Org. Livingston Field-Livingston, S. I. Org. 1900. 125 mem. R. T. Rokeby, Treas.. 1 B'way. Mhin. Long Island Country-Eastport, L. I. Org. 1886. Otto Magnus, Pres.; James P. Philip, Sec., 26 Court st., Bkln. Manhattan Terrace Field-Bkln. Org. 1903. N. O. Fanning. Pres.; H. G. Andrews, Sec., 1800 Av. J. Flatbush. Bkin. Maidstone-East Hampton, L. I. Everett Herrick, Pres. S. T. Skidmore, Sec.. Easthampton, L. I. Marine and Field-Bath Beach, Bkln. Org. 1885. 400 mem. Ed. C. Platt, Pres.; C. M. Camp. Sec., 2 Wall st., Mhtn. Meadow Brook Hunt-See Hunting and Fishing. Meadow Club-Southampton, L. I. H. E. Howland, Pres.; Wm. Manice, Sec., 55 William st.. Mhtn. Nassau Country Club-Glen Cove, L. I. Org. 1896. 300 mem. Harvey Murdock. Pres.; J. B. C. Tappan, Sec., 49 Wall st.. Mhtn. Ocean Country-Far Rockaway, L. I. Org. 1900. 100 mem. C. Calman. Pres.; Oscar Lowenstein, Sec.. 27 William st., Mhtn. Pelham Country Club-Pelham Manor, N. Y. Chas. B. Hull, Sec., 92 Morningside av., Mhtn. Quogue Field Club-Quogue, L. I. H. N. Tifft. Richmond County-Dongan Hills, S. I. Org. 1888. Brooklyn Chess-146 Montague st. 150 mem. S. B. Chittenden, Fres.; S. H. Cragg, Sec., 612 Will-Pres.; O. B. Smith, Sec., 59 Frankfort st., Mhtn. oughby av. Central Y. M. C. A. Chess and Checker Club- 300 mem. N. S. Walker, Jr., Pres.; Arthur Du See Checker Clubs, Brooklyn. Dutch Arms Chess-760 Carroll st. Kings and Queens Chess League-Org. 1900. Philidor-Chess section Brooklyn E. D. Turn Verein, Bushwick and Gates avs. Edmund Schissel, Pres. R. Hentscher. Sec., 290 S. 4th st. ΜΑΝΗ ΑΤΤΑΝ. Cosmopolitan-11⁄2 2d av.. cor. Houston st. 52 mem. Dr. H. Keidanz, Pres. and Sec. Manhattan-Carnegie Hall, 7th av. and 56th st. Org. 1877. 200 mem. Aristides Martinez, Pres.; CH. Hatheway, Sec. Women's--Carnegie Hall. Miss E. C. Foot, Pres. Miss E. S. Haines, Sec., Lakewood, N. J. QUEENS. Queens County-Richmond Hill Assn. Bldg., Richmond Hill. Org. 1900. 35 mem. H. L. Norton, Pres.; Hayward Cleveland, Sec., 27 Clinton pl., Jamaica. Bois, Sec., Dongan Hills. Royal Arcanum Outing-Gravesend Bay, Club house, Cropsey av.. near Bay 32d st. Org. 1897. 125 mem. T. Thonet, Pres.; J. H. Peterson, Sec., 291 Pearl st., Bklyn. Org. Siwanoy Country-Mount Vernon, N. Y. 1901. 250 mem. C. J. Seiter. Pres.; S. M. Wood, Sec., 25 So. 4th st.. Mt. Vernon, South Shore Field Club-Bay Shore, L. I. Inc. 1903. 150 mem. Golf, tennis, trap shooting and polo. W. R. Reid Pres.; Geo. A. Ellis, Jr.. Sec., Bay Shore, L. I. Tackapousha Country-Rockville Centre. L. 1. Org. 1901. 105 mem. G. B. Latimer, Pres.; C. M. Weeks, Sec. Turf and Field-567 5th av. and Morris Park. Org. 1895. Perry Belmont, Pres.; E. C. La Montagne. Sec. Tuxedo Club-Tuxedo Park. Orange Co., N. Y. |